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Thor: Love and Thunder  is all gas and no brakes ahead of its summer release. Marvel Studios officially kicked off its historic marketing campaign for the fourth installment, releasing the first teaser trailer a mere 81 days before the film hits theaters. Despite the long wait, the social reaction to the God of Thunder's return has been overwhelmingly positive. The 90-second trailer featured Chris Hemsworth's Thor throughout his years, ranging from a child to a  "retired"  adult. Alongside Thor came the return of Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie, now with a political makeover, and Chris Pratt's Star-Lord, who stands with his fellow Guardians of the Galaxy. ADVERTISEMENT Beyond the fans, creatives from within Marvel Studios are overjoyed with the first look. Marvel Stars React to Thor: Love and Thunder Trailer Marvel The God of Thunder is quite a popular kid at Marvel Studios. Following the highly-anticipated  Thor: Love and Thunder ...

Marvel Studios has enjoyed its return to the spotlight in recent weeks, particularly when it comes to some of the darker properties that now reside on Disney+. Mid-March saw the shows that were originally housed on Netflix, including Daredevil and Jessica Jones , make their way onto the streaming service. And all this happened shortly before Marvel's  Moon Knight made its long-awaited streaming debut. Moon Knight is already seeing plenty of success after its first two episodes, with the show fully exploring some serious mental health issues while delivering epic action throughout. Giving fans two all-new characters from Oscar Isaac in Steven Grant and Marc Spector, on top of Ethan Hawke's villainous Arthur Harrow, the series is off to a fantastic start. ADVERTISEMENT Episode 1 performed well in viewership in relation to the MCU's other Phase 4 Disney+ premieres, and Episode 2 should rival those same numbers when they release to the public....

While Marvel Studios is nearly ready to restart its Phase 4 slate, Disney+ is bringing its own exciting Marvel developments as well. Namely, the streaming service just added past Marvel TV shows such as Agents of SHIELD and all six shows that compromised the Defenders series that first debuted on Netflix. Naturally, this is cause for celebration on multiple levels. This move places every Marvel show that could possibly connect to the MCU in one location, all while Marvel Studios brings characters from these shows into the core MCU story. How that connectivity plays out in the future is still anybody's guess, but for now, the shows have their own special place on Disney+ alongside their counterparts from more recent entries in Phases 1-4. ADVERTISEMENT With this groundbreaking move, fans and Marvel personnel alike have expressed their excitement to see characters like Phil Coulson, Daredevil, and more after their departure from Netflix. Now, a coupl...

While the MCU waits to restart its impressive Phase 4 slate in a couple of weeks, fans now have their first look at a new hero coming in that slate - Kamala Khan. This comes thanks to the first full trailer for Ms. Marvel , which is set to arrive on Disney+ on June 8 before Iman Vellani teams up with Brie Larson on the big screen. The trailer gave fans a look into the young new heroine's life as an Avengers fangirl and future Avenger as she takes her place alongside Earth's Mightiest Heroes. ADVERTISEMENT Ahead of her first MCU movie alongside Carol Danvers and Monica Rambeau, Kamala Khan is set for a whirlwind adventure in learning what it means to be a hero. Setting up a true coming-of-age story for Vellani's heroine as she deals with school, family, and everyday teenager stuff, this series will be something new in the MCU's growing legacy. The first trailer quickly became the talk of the MCU community following its debut, particularly...

While the debate about canon and non-canon is still a rabid one, MCU fans recently became ecstatic over the recent new additions fo Disney+. Specifically, after being taken off Netflix, the first era of Marvel streaming TV will officially make its way onto Disney+ for the foreseeable future. This means that all seven seasons of Agents of SHIELD and all six shows in the Defenders series, including Daredevil , are coming to the streaming network on March 16, 2022. Agents of SHIELD helped start Marvel's venture into a larger expanded universe in 2013, including episodes that seemed to tie in directly with the events of the MCU starting in Phase 2. Lasting for 136 episodes before coming to an end in 2020, the series had plenty of twists and turns as the team went on wild adventures both on Earth and in space. ADVERTISEMENT At the forefront of this effort on-screen was none other than Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson, who became an instant fan favorite thro...

Both Marvel Studios'  Hawkeye and Spider-Man: No Way Home have one key thing in common: they brought back characters from the Netflix-hosted show Daredevil . Not only that, but the same actors returned in the roles as well, with the figures in question being none other than Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin and Charlie Cox’s Daredevil. In No Way Home , Cox didn’t get to don the superhero suit as he did in Daredevil , but he did get a fun cameo with Tom Holland’s Peter Parker. This is also the first time the two have shared the same screen in live-action. ADVERTISEMENT As for D’Onofrio, his return as Wilson Fisk was a little meatier than his former enemies’. For Hawkeye , he served as the show’s big bad behind the curtain. Not only that, but he got to have a pivotal fight sequence against Hailee Steinfeld’s Kate Bishop in the finale. While both of their appearances had long been rumored, seeing the duo embody their roles once more was a dream come true for...

While Marvel Studios’ 2022 slate of projects won’t kick off for a couple of months, fans now know that this new venture will start with Oscar Isaac’s Moon Knight on Disney+. With this series being the first MCU project to introduce an all-new starring hero via a streaming show, excitement is already palpable, especially after the show’s first trailer made its debut featuring Isaac and Ethan Hawke's Arthur Harrow. In the most basic terms, Moon Knight looks like possibly the darkest and creepiest MCU property to date as Isaac embodies the multiple personalities living inside of former mercenary Marc Spector, who is only mentioned by name in the trailer. Along with Hawke's mysterious villain and a deep dive into ancient Egyptian mythology, the MCU is set to feature a story unlike any told in franchise history. ADVERTISEMENT With this show's first look being the first trailer for Phase 4 in 2022, it's already building considerable hype as f...

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